Le temple chinois de Ling Gwan Kiong à Singaraja (régence de Buleleng)

Situé dans la vieille ville et construit au 12ème siècle, Ling Gwan Kiong (littéralement « Temple du Pouvoir ») est le plus grand temple bouddhiste de Bali. Son bâtiment vivement coloré est une invitation à l’exotisme chinois, on dirait presque un lieu imaginaire tellement sa déco contraste avec la tristesse de la ville un peu tristounette de Singaraja (c’est un avis personnel).

A l’intérieur du temple, vous pourrez découvrir des statues de Bouddha finement dorées, des vases d’une valeur inestimable et de tapisseries somptueuses.

En photo, c’est mieux : 

Le temple chinois de Ling Gwan Kiong à Singaraja (Buleleng, Bali, Indonésie)

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Adresse : Jl Erlangga 65, Singaraja (Buleleng, Bali).

Agrandir le plan

Si vous ne trouvez pas ce lieu, demandez le « Chinese Klenteng », autre nom du Ling Gwan Kiong.